Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-04-07
COUNTY COURT.

iuii session, every being present.
The court appointed the following
named citizens from the various districts
to serve as jurors at the next term of the
circuit court:
1st-T. T. Young, J. NJ. Miller.
2d-S. A. Ball. George Clark.
3d-T. ]. Cloyd.
4th-George W. Whaley, F.. 7. Watts.
5th-William Waller, r. L. Ford.
6th-N. V. Cannon. Harris Bayless.
7th-S. ]. Fry.
-8th-A. NJ. Jervis.
9th-W. Fl. Taylor, L. c. Berry.
10th-M. L. Hodges.
11th-Lee Greer.
12th-John A. Conner.
13th-Elihu Fulkerson.
14th-S. p. Martin.
15th-E. Armstrong, Jasper Peoples.
l6th-Joseph p. Bowman.
1th-John NJ. Morrow.
1Sth-Ephraim Cox.
The finance commissioners appointed
to examine the settlements Of the chair
man and county trustee, reported that
they found them correct, and their report
wa adopted.
In the matter Of the bill filed by S. j.
kirkpatrick and others, restraining the
commissioner appointed for the purpose
from redistricting the county, it was de-
cided to take no action. The order of
the January term relating to the same
was rescinded and also that in regard to
the formation of the 10Th district, and the
cost of the preliminary arrangements to
carry said orders into effect 1t was de-
cidcd should be paid by the county.
1t was decided 10 abandon the appoint
ment of commissioners TO examine the
settlements with county officers, and the
chairman of the court was constituted
the auditing officer.
T. Fl. Reeves. s. j. kirkpatrick, 4. p.
Britton, Isaac Harr, John Sanders. G. j.
Lyle, and - Thomas, were appointed a
jury of survey, to report on the practica.
bility Of building a dirt road from Jones.
bero to johnson City, and also as to the
most direct and best route for same, away
from the railroad.
A door was ordered TO be cut between
circuit court clerks office to grand jury
room.
The Office of county attorney was abol
ished.
W. S. Bacon was elected road commits
sioner for the 14ih district.
Washington County Sunday school Con.
vcntion.
Following is the programme Of the Sun
day school convention to be held ut the
NJ. L. church, South, in Jonesboro, Sat
urday and scuday, April 90 and "a:
SATURDAY-10A NJ.
Devotional Exercises,
Rev. c. "A. Duncan
Discussion-The right use of Sunday
school helps, opened by
DR., A. s. N. Dobson
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reports from Sunday schools represented
Discussion-An Effective Sunday schoo
How best secured? Opened by
Prof. Watson
Glass Recitation-Subject: Noah and III
Ark-Tcxt, Gen. 0, G29, taught by
J. A. Cargille
Criticisms on method of teaching.
/. L. Reeves
Question Box.
NIGHT SESSION.
Decentralization. T. H. Revees
SUNDAY.
MORNING SESSION.
s o'clOck-SUNDAY SCHOOL MASS MEET
ING.
0 o'clock-Model Sunday school.
II o'clock-Sermon 10 the convention.
Rev. W. r. Barnett
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 o'clock-A Bible reading. How /
train the young, J. W. Crumley
Discussion-The Word: Its study; open
ed by d. W. Remine
Announcements.
Every Sunday school in the county |
earnestly requested TO send delegates an,
statistical reports
"But oh! what damned minutes tells h
DER" who suffers, but waits: who writhe
yet means, before he makes up his mini
to send out for just twenty five cent
worth of Salvation Oil. the pain cure.
They say the average politician is get
ting hoarse talking about tariff and n
tariff but he cures his cold every nigh
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and begin
afresh next morning with the lark.
Letter List.
The following is a list Of letters re
naming in the post office at Jonesboro
and advertised April 8.
Collins, Mr.. Calvin,
Douplass. |. N.